Section 33, The Public Elections Act, 2012

(1) The Revising Officer holding an inquiry under this Part may require any of the parties present to give information in his possession which the Revising Officer may require for the purposes of his duties and may, subject to section 37, adjourn the inquiry to such time and as often as may be necessary. (2) The Revising Officer shall, in public, determine all claims and objections and shall write his initials against any name struck out of a provisional list or inserted in it, or against a mistake or omission corrected, and shall sign his name to every page of the provisional list when the list is finally settled. (3) If the Revising Officer is of the opinion that the claim or objection of a person is without foundation or is frivolous, he may order the person to pay the actual costs of the inquiry, including the cost of witnesses; and the costs shall be recoverable by the Commission in a suit before a court.